Much UNlike Aihara's other work, Hot Gimmick, the drama and scenarios here are decently believable and not overplayed.
Mimori is a much stronger character, and is immediately embracing due to her opening scene in the first volume. She has such simple, relatable desires. She just wants to be pretty and wear the cutest uniform available to her. What girl can't see her on that? I mean, when I was Mimori's age, I definitely wanted to be pretty and wear cute clothes.
Even the dramatic things that happen are relatively realistic. I mean, there are some things that either only happen in Japan or rarely happen in the US, but then again, this manga was written in Japan anyways. Bearing that in mind makes these situations real enough to avoid any possible cheesiness.
Overall, a freakin great manga.
